Mr Q sister sites: what we found

Runs it

Tek Fox Ltd, Malta

Licence

Gambling Commission, remote casino and bingo, Active

UK players

Yes: its terms treat every country other than the UK as restricted

Sister sites

None. Its company runs Mr Q only.

Payments shown

Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay

Rating

3.9 out of 5, rated on all six criteria from its own pages

Mr Q has no sister sites. A sister is a casino run by the same operator or owned by the same company, and no other casino is named as run by Tek Fox Ltd, the company behind Mr Q, on Mr Q's own pages or the regulator's register. Plenty of pages online will still sell you a list of "Mr Q sister sites"; what they are listing is casinos that look similar. Our team checks every fact here against Mr Q's own pages and the Gambling Commission's register before we publish.

Who runs Mr Q?

Mr Q's terms name the company: "The Website is operated and managed by Tek Fox Ltd, a company incorporated under the laws of Malta". They also say who licenses it: "Tek Fox Ltd is licensed and regulated for customers residing in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission". Mr Q is built for one market. Its terms define a "Restricted Jurisdiction" as "any jurisdiction other than the United Kingdom."

Is Mr Q licensed?

Yes. The Gambling Commission's public register lists Tek Fox Ltd with a remote casino licence and a remote bingo licence, both "Active" and current since 29 September 2023. The register shows no regulatory actions recorded against the business. We read it on 30 September 2026.

Does Mr Q have sister sites?

No. Mr Q's terms name Tek Fox Ltd as its operator, and the register lists one domain for Tek Fox Ltd, mrq.com, and one trading name, "mr q". GamStop's list of participating companies, updated 30 September 2026, shows the same: "Tek Fox Limited (MrQ)", with no other brand in the brackets. For comparison, the company behind Gala Bingo has more than a dozen brands in its brackets on that list.

What Mr Q's terms say about bonuses and withdrawals

1. Welcome offer: 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash after a first deposit of at least £10.
2. Spin rules: 10p per spin; use them within 48 hours or they are removed.
3. Winnings: "No wagering on winnings", and winnings are "uncapped and credited to your real money balance."
4. Withdrawals: the minimum is £10.00. Mr Q does not publish withdrawal times or methods on the pages we read.
5. Fees: "We do not charge fees for processing deposits."
6. Complaints: in writing by email; Mr Q aims to acknowledge within 24 hours. If that does not settle it, its terms name the Independent Betting Adjudication Service.

Self-exclusion at Mr Q

Mr Q's safer gambling page lists spend limits, reality checks, time-outs and self-exclusion. It also says Mr Q "is registered with GAMSTOP", the national online self-exclusion scheme, which "lets players exclude from all participating operators gambling sites through one self-exclusion request". If you exclude at Mr Q alone, its own advice is to "contact any other gambling sites you play with and ask for an exclusion from those too."

Sites like Mr Q, and why they are not sisters

If you came here looking for casinos like Mr Q, that is a different question from sister sites, and the answer depends on what you liked about it. A casino that merely looks similar is not run by Tek Fox Ltd or owned by the same company, so it is not a sister. Its operator and terms are its own, so none of the facts on this page carry over to it.

On any look-alike, check two things before you sign up: who its terms name as the operator, and whether that company holds a licence on the regulator's register. For casinos licensed in Great Britain, our posts on Jackpotjoy (run by Gamesys Operations Limited) and Gala Bingo (run by LC International Limited) show what that check turns up, and how to check who runs a casino covers the steps.

Our take

Mr Q is the simplest case on this blog: one operator and one brand, confirmed by its own terms and the regulator's register. The honest answer to "Mr Q sister sites" is that there are none, and a list that says otherwise is guessing. We rate it 3.9 out of 5 from its own pages. Its no-wagering spins are a real point in its favour; the missing withdrawal times are the gap I would most want filled.

Safer gambling

Set a limit before you play, and stop if it stops being fun. You can block every site licensed in Great Britain, Mr Q included, for free at GamStop, or call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 802 0133 for free advice and support.

Questions

Sources

1. Puntide's team: our own tests and checks of Mr Q, for every fact on this page, with our research pack built 1 October 2026 from Mr Q's own pages for the rating out of 5 and the points for and against. Checked 27 and 30 September 2026.
2. mrq.com: terms, safer gambling, first deposit spins, about and contact pages, for the operator, the offer, withdrawals and self-exclusion (company registration number C96152). Read 27 September 2026.
3. gamblingcommission.gov.uk: the register entry for Tek Fox Ltd, account 60629, licence 060629-R-337532-004, for the licence, domains, trading names and regulatory actions; and the register entries for Gamesys Operations Limited and LC International Limited, for the licences of the casinos named in the Sites like section. Read 28 and 30 September 2026.
4. gamstop.co.uk: participating companies ("Last updated 30th September 2026") and the about page, for the self-exclusion scheme. Read 30 September 2026.